It’s not even a theory, it was a hypothesis with some loose evidence and while it likely explains some amount about human behavior it’s not anywhere on par with actual theories even by social science standards

Was there a particular substance that led to this epiphany, and do you have enough to share with the class?

How does it work? Is it an upper, downer, hallucinogenic, dissociative?

11.4% take anti depressants and between 40-65% experience some degree of sexual dysfunction so even using the highest numbers and assuming that the sexual dysfunction completely eliminates interest in sex (it doesn’t) that would only be 7.41%

https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/products/databriefs/db528.htm

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6007725/#%3A~%3Atext=Given+that+SSRIs+may+cause%2Ca+barrier+to+medication+adherence.

But would you advocate for trying to integrate 3D printed fasteners into bridge construction?

LLMs do actually have a lot of use, asking it to rephrase an email or report to make it more concise can save a considerable amount of time but trying to get an LLM to perform complex calculations isn’t what it’s made to do and it fails at it.

Also just to be pedantic but do you use 3D printed screws or 3D printed bolts?

It took 60m years for fungi to evolve to break down lignin (trees) and the eventual oxidation of the lignin decay products has caused the most rapid climate shift we have ever seen